Narendra Modi rakes up Mamata's 'anti-migrant' speech in 2005
- 5 years ago
Raising the pitch over his demand for packing off Bangladeshi infiltrators, BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi Wednesday continued his attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee
Addressing Banerjee as "didi" (elder sister), Modi wondered why Banerjee, who had expressed concern in 2005 about rising Bangladeshi infiltration was now speaking in their favour.
"Didi (Banerjee), it was you who in 2005 had thrown papers at the (deputy) speaker in parliament and shouted how Bangladeshi infiltrators were destroying Bengal and wanted them to be driven out. What Modi is saying today you had said in 2005," Modi said.
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Addressing Banerjee as "didi" (elder sister), Modi wondered why Banerjee, who had expressed concern in 2005 about rising Bangladeshi infiltration was now speaking in their favour.
"Didi (Banerjee), it was you who in 2005 had thrown papers at the (deputy) speaker in parliament and shouted how Bangladeshi infiltrators were destroying Bengal and wanted them to be driven out. What Modi is saying today you had said in 2005," Modi said.
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